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 Topic: Grayling |
Smudge
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 Forum: Fishing Posted: Wed Jan 12, 05 4:12 pm Subject: Grayling |
Food of Gods? You are what you eat  |
| Topic: Grayling |
Smudge
Replies: 31
Views: 60043
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Forum: Fishing Posted: Tue Jan 11, 05 9:39 pm Subject: Grayling |
Put em back. They look alot better than they taste. When i tryed one i thought that they where more boney than brownies but that just could be me  |
| Topic: Flytying |
Smudge
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Forum: Fishing Posted: Tue Jan 11, 05 9:37 pm Subject: Flytying |
| I do flytying to. There loads of kit out there to tie almost anyhting you want and it is a hell of alot cheaper. You just gotta practice. Its not hard |
| Topic: Heads or Tails |
Smudge
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Forum: Shooting and Trapping for the Pot Posted: Tue Jan 11, 05 9:29 pm Subject: Heads or Tails |
| You hang phesants so that when it is cooked it is tenderer. Something to do with fibers in the meat opening up so that it can soak up more juices when cooked. Also never leave pheasants lying on the f ... |
| Topic: rimfires .22 or .17 |
Smudge
Replies: 121
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Forum: Shooting and Trapping for the Pot Posted: Tue Jan 11, 05 9:22 pm Subject: rimfires .22 or .17 |
| I would go for a .17 as .22 bullets are very dodgey for recoshaying (dunno if thats how its spelt). |
| Topic: Air Rifle |
Smudge
Replies: 52
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Forum: Shooting and Trapping for the Pot Posted: Tue Jan 11, 05 9:15 pm Subject: Air Rifle |
| Weihrauchs are good guns to start shootin with. Theyre a bit heavy but if you get a hw95 that should be no problem. Theyre well built and are easyier to keep still on a fence post of some thing for lo ... |
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